Michael Pitts+FollowUNC football drama: Jordon Hudson’s game day spotlightJordon Hudson, Bill Belichick’s 24-year-old girlfriend, drew more attention than some of the players at UNC’s home opener. Despite rumors swirling online, Hudson wasn’t banned from the team or given any special role—she simply enjoyed the game like other coaches’ partners, spending time on the sidelines during warmups and then watching from a suite. Her all-access pass is common for VIP guests, not just staff. The real story? The scrutiny she faces is nothing new for partners of high-profile coaches. How do you feel about the attention given to coaches’ families at games? #Sports #Football #UNCfootball3082Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowInside Bill Belichick’s wild UNC football shakeupUNC football has never seen anything like this: Bill Belichick’s arrival has turned Chapel Hill upside down. From chaotic recruiting and rapid staff changes to a media circus and even facial recognition security at the stadium, the NFL legend is bringing a whole new energy—and controversy—to the Tar Heels. Some players and staff struggled with the whirlwind, but donations and ticket sales are soaring, and the national spotlight is brighter than ever. Is this the spark UNC needed to finally break through, or just a wild experiment? What do you think about Belichick’s all-in, NFL-style approach to college football? #Sports #Football #UNCFootball1722Share
Michael Pitts+FollowBelichick's UNC debut turns into a disasterBill Belichick’s much-hyped debut as UNC’s head coach couldn’t have gone worse—UNC’s defense was shredded, the offense sputtered, and TCU handed them a crushing 48-14 loss. The Tar Heels started strong but quickly unraveled, with turnovers and missed tackles piling up. Even ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit was caught on a hot mic saying, “They’re bad,” though he later clarified it wasn’t about UNC. Still, the comment felt spot-on for fans watching Belichick’s worst-ever defensive performance. With this rocky start, what do you think it’ll take for Belichick to turn things around in Chapel Hill? #Sports #Football #UNCFootball20Share
Amy Williams+FollowBelichick's Tar Heels Debut: Nightmare vs TCUChapel Bill’s first game as UNC’s head coach was a shocker—TCU absolutely dismantled the Tar Heels, handing The Hoodie a brutal 48-14 loss in front of a star-studded crowd. The hype was real, but the reality check was even bigger. Is the GOAT’s magic gone without Brady, or is this just a rough start? Either way, the Belichick era in Chapel Hill couldn’t have started worse. Thoughts on whether he can turn this around? #Sports #Football #UNCFootball00Share
glen25+FollowMax Johnson’s comeback lifts UNC spiritsMax Johnson made a memorable return for UNC football after a tough injury last year. Stepping in when starter Gio Lopez got hurt, Johnson completed 9 of 11 passes for 103 yards and a touchdown—caught by his own brother, Jake. Even though UNC fell to TCU, Johnson’s resilience and connection with his brother gave fans something to cheer about. It’s not every day you see a family moment like that on the field. What do you think—should Johnson get another shot as UNC’s starter after this performance? #Sports #Football #UNCfootball00Share
glen25+FollowJosh Hoover shines in UNC football shockerJosh Hoover just put on a show in Chapel Hill, leading TCU to a dominant 48-14 win over North Carolina and stealing the spotlight from Bill Belichick’s much-hyped college debut. The former Rockwall-Heath star looked totally at home, throwing for 284 yards and two touchdowns in front of a packed stadium and NFL scouts. Hoover’s poise and sharp passing turned what was supposed to be Belichick’s night into a statement for TCU—and a reminder of how Texas high school talent keeps making waves on the national stage. What do you think—are we seeing the next big college QB? #Sports #Football #UNCfootball00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowUNC football’s wild ride: What’s next after TCU loss?UNC football fans just experienced a rollercoaster of emotions after the tough loss to TCU, but there’s more to this story than the scoreboard. Despite the defeat, the energy around Chapel Hill is undeniable—every game is sold out, ticket prices are up, and national attention is back on the Tar Heels. Max Johnson’s return from injury and a touchdown pass to his brother was a bright spot, even as questions swirl about coaching decisions and quarterback health. With Charlotte up next, do you think this setback is just a bump in the road or a sign of bigger issues? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Football #UNCfootball00Share
Chad Williams+FollowUNC football ticket prices drop after tough lossUNC football fans, if you were eyeing tickets for the Tar Heels’ big game against the Charlotte 49ers, now’s your chance—prices on resale sites have dropped by nearly half after UNC’s rough loss to TCU. What was once a $500+ ticket is now as low as $119. The hype around Bill Belichick’s new role and the sold-out stadium had prices soaring, but the recent blowout changed the game. Are you more likely to grab a seat now, or does the team’s performance make you think twice? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Football #UNCfootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowUNC football’s Belichick era starts with a thudBill Belichick’s much-hyped debut as UNC football coach turned into a harsh reality check for Tar Heel fans. After a promising opening drive, the Tar Heels were steamrolled by TCU, giving up a record 48 points in a season opener—more than any Belichick team has ever allowed. The buzz on campus quickly faded as missed tackles and blown coverages brought back all-too-familiar frustrations. Fans like Alan Hill, who came prepared with a backup shirt, know this feeling: hope, then heartbreak. Can Belichick turn things around, or is this just more of the same for UNC? Let’s hear your thoughts, Tar Heel Nation. #Sports #Football #UNCfootball00Share
phughes+FollowUNC football's rough start: Can they bounce back?UNC football fans, that opener against TCU was a wake-up call. Despite all the talk about a tougher, more physical team under Bill Belichick, the Tar Heels got pushed around, giving up 48 points—the most ever under Belichick. The run game was nearly nonexistent, and both the offensive and defensive lines struggled to make an impact. With so many new faces on the roster, there’s hope things can turn around, especially with Charlotte up next. What do you think needs to change most for UNC to get back on track? #Sports #Football #UNCfootball00Share
